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Godot Setup

Godot Version Build

GitHub action to setup the Godot game engine so it can run in graphical mode (i.e. non-headless) on Linux, Windows, and macOS.

This can be useful if you want to test something graphical or platform-specific.

The downloaded Godot executable will is cached for subsequent runs if the cache input is set to true (default).

Usage

- name: Setup Godot
  uses: lihop/setup-godot@v2

# You can now run the downloaded version of godot using the `godot` command in your other steps.
# For example, run Gut tests:
- name: Run tests
  shell: bash
  run: godot --no-window -s addons/gut/gut_cmdln.gd -gexit

# You can use the `alias` input if you want to use a different name for the Godot executable
# or use different names for different versions. For example:
- name: Install Godot Mono v3.4-beta5
  uses: lihop/setup-godot@v2
  with:
    mono: true
    version: 3.4-beta5
    alias: my-custom-name

# Now you can execute the Godot version above using `my-custom-name`.
- name: Print version
  run: my-custom-name --version
  # Will print: `3.4.beta5.mono.official.dd0ee4872`.

# You can also download export templates if you plan to export projects.
# The downloaded export templates will be cached along with the Godot executable if the `cache` input is set to `true` (default).
- name: Install Godot 3.4.4-stable
  uses: lihop/setup-godot@v2
  with:
    version: 3.4.4-stable
    export-templates: true

# Now you can export a run a godot project (this example uses named exports specified in the projects export_presets.cfg file).
- name: Export project
  run: godot --no-window --export "Linux/X11"

# For Linux runners the setup-godot action will start an Xserver and export the DISPLAY environment variable as appropriate.
# This means you can run the exported project without having to set up an Xserver or use `xvfb-run`.
# For Windows runners the action will setup OpenGL using [mesa-dist-win](https://github.com/pal1000/mesa-dist-win).
# macOS runners support OpenGL applications out of the box.
- name: Run exported project
  run: ./exports/linux.64/MyCoolGame.x86_64

Options

Name Default Description
version "3.5-stable" Godot version to use
bits 64 64 or 32 bit build
mono false Use the Mono build
alias "godot" Name of the Godot executable that will be added to PATH
cache true Whether to save/restore Godot (and export templates if downloaded) to/from cache
export-templates false Download export templates

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GitHub action to setup the Godot game engine so it can run in graphical mode (i.e. non-headless) on Linux, Windows, and macOS.

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